PD: Willimantic man charged after making threats in Facebook Live video
Storm Team 8 Weather(WTNH) - Another rainstorm for today. temperatures will rise through the day and stay mild through Saturday morning. Dry weather for the weekend and temperatures will fall starting Saturday afternoon with a colder Sunday in the forecast.
'Go back to China' Facebook video of police officer surfaces online
coupled with Police are investigating a video which surfaced on social media of an officer appearing to tell a driver to "go back to China" during a traffic stop. Caleb Strik posted the video to his Facebook page on Christmas Day, and it has been viewed more than 630,000 times. The Officer was conducting a traffic stop in Carlingford when Mr Strik filmed the interaction. (Facebook/Caleb Strik)The officer can be seen shaking his head before appearing to tell the driver to "go back to China". "I'm recording this to make sure you understand I have a video of you hitting the worker," Mr Strik can be heard saying.FB QVC? Facebook tries Live video shopping
Facebook is now testing a Live video feature for merchants that lets them demo and describe their items for viewers. Facebook confirms the new shopping feature is currently in testing with a limited set of Pages in Thailand, which has been a testbed for shopping features. Hooking people on video viewing helps Facebook show lucrative video ads. Facebook could also convince sellers who broadcast Live to buy its new Marketplace ad units to promote their wares. [PostScript: And a Facebook home shopping network could work perfectly on its new countertop smart display Portal.]
PD: Willimantic man charged after making threats in Facebook Live video
Storm Team 8 Weather(WTNH) - Another rainstorm for today. temperatures will rise through the day and stay mild through Saturday morning. Dry weather for the weekend and temperatures will fall starting Saturday afternoon with a colder Sunday in the forecast.FB QVC? Facebook tries Live video shopping
as informed in Police are investigating a video which surfaced on social media of an officer appearing to tell a driver to "go back to China" during a traffic stop. Caleb Strik posted the video to his Facebook page on Christmas Day, and it has been viewed more than 630,000 times. The Officer was conducting a traffic stop in Carlingford when Mr Strik filmed the interaction. (Facebook/Caleb Strik)The officer can be seen shaking his head before appearing to tell the driver to "go back to China". "I'm recording this to make sure you understand I have a video of you hitting the worker," Mr Strik can be heard saying.'Go back to China' Facebook video of police officer surfaces online
Facebook is now testing a Live video feature for merchants that lets them demo and describe their items for viewers. Facebook confirms the new shopping feature is currently in testing with a limited set of Pages in Thailand, which has been a testbed for shopping features. Hooking people on video viewing helps Facebook show lucrative video ads. Facebook could also convince sellers who broadcast Live to buy its new Marketplace ad units to promote their wares. [PostScript: And a Facebook home shopping network could work perfectly on its new countertop smart display Portal.]
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